Description:

This is an AmeriVox Phonecard featuring a bright yellow background with multiple collectible telecard images prominently displayed. The card is labeled as part of the APCC (AmeriVox Phonecard Collector Club) celebrating its 2nd anniversary in February 1995. The denomination shown on the card is $7, with the phrase "America's First Telco Collector Club" printed below the APCC logo.

The card includes three detailed graphics: one depicts an eagle soaring against a blue sky with the text "The Wind Beneath Your Wings" and is branded AmeriVox; another graphic is a close-up image of a red apple with a white area on the left side featuring a small AmeriVox logo and a $1.00 value; the third graphic is a stylized $1 bill with a portrait of a man and the AmeriVox logo, emphasizing “America’s Voice in Calling.” The World Telecom Group’s colorful globe logo is also present in the center of the card.

Additional keywords that relate to this card include references to New York iconic imagery such as the twin towers of the World Trade Center and themes of fruit, food, and American Public Communications Counsel. The card is promotional, collectible, and artistic in nature, representing telecard events and expos. The presence of apples, birds, and the phrase “big apple” ties it thematically to New York City. This card is connected to the APCC Collector Club and AmeriVox, reflecting its collectible and currency-related design elements.

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